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Andrew Brenza's 'I Wake Up Each Morning Covered in Dust' is an abstract verse memoir of the post-apocalypse. In it, lyric poetry is reduced to vectorized fields of punctuation, words collapse on each other to form corroded textual rivets, and concrete poems melt in meta-commentary to expose the wasteland of the human spirit. Yet, among these aimless ruins of textual matter is a representation of the persistence of human consciousness, the will...

Glitched collabs from Andrew Brenza and Kristine Snodgrass find a neon outlet in the merging of vispo and digital alteration. This striking book features color-saturated work that enlivens the structural bombast inherent in Brenza and Snodgrass's stark visual poetry. What is glitched is not superceded nor muted, rather transformed in a true collaborative spirit.

Andrew Brenza's Spool is a reckoning of our diminished natural world through the register of a disjointed, smeared, and unraveling poetics. Consisting of a series of breathless lyrical and concrete poems, Spool strives to represent both nature's beauty as well as the tragedy of its destruction, a destruction which is, ultimately, the destruction of ourselves. But the book does not descend entirely into despair, for the author's novel approache...